I like to imagine my dragonsona (avatar dragon) is a spiral/tundra hybrid. a mash of
[quote="spiral encyclopedia entry"]It is said that Spirals possess only two states of being: unconscious, and full tilt.[/quote]
[quote="tundra encyclopedia entry"]They are not a chatty species, though they enjoy the company of others.[/quote]
but besides that, and despite me loving the concepts of hybrids, I don't quite really have any, which is an utter shame bc [i]they're so fun[/i]
I like to imagine my dragonsona (avatar dragon) is a spiral/tundra hybrid. a mash of
spiral encyclopedia entry wrote:
It is said that Spirals possess only two states of being: unconscious, and full tilt.
tundra encyclopedia entry wrote:
They are not a chatty species, though they enjoy the company of others.
but besides that, and despite me loving the concepts of hybrids, I don't quite really have any, which is an utter shame bc
they're so fun
I don't tend to focus much on hybrids unless it pertains to a specific dragon's lore.
Most of the ones I like to use also tend to justify things like tundra dragons with a good memory or faes that don't speak in monotone.
I don't really describe my dragon's appearances unless it's in a story/lore for a coli challenge, which still doesn't guarantee it. Most of the time I don't tend to look at a dragon's parents either so I just go by the dragon's breed.
When I do think of hybrids though I tend to go with minor differences a dragon having longer or shorter snouts, bodies, legs, teeth, head shape in general, etc. depending on the parents.
But it's also hard to say what could be a hybrid or natural breed variation. Like bogs can have a ton of fins or very few but their art all shows females with 1 and males with 2. Pretty sure somewhere it was said Scribble's tail is a natural variation for faes but their official art for players all have those basic tails.
I don't tend to focus much on hybrids unless it pertains to a specific dragon's lore.
Most of the ones I like to use also tend to justify things like tundra dragons with a good memory or faes that don't speak in monotone.
I don't really describe my dragon's appearances unless it's in a story/lore for a coli challenge, which still doesn't guarantee it. Most of the time I don't tend to look at a dragon's parents either so I just go by the dragon's breed.
When I do think of hybrids though I tend to go with minor differences a dragon having longer or shorter snouts, bodies, legs, teeth, head shape in general, etc. depending on the parents.
But it's also hard to say what could be a hybrid or natural breed variation. Like bogs can have a ton of fins or very few but their art all shows females with 1 and males with 2. Pretty sure somewhere it was said Scribble's tail is a natural variation for faes but their official art for players all have those basic tails.
swipp has a spiral tail so hybrids are basically canon
swipp has a spiral tail so hybrids are basically canon
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This is my beby she is supposed to be a tundra/mirror hybrid (her actual parents aren't either of those breeds but anyways)
This also reminds me of this awesome [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/frd/2916380/1]cursed dragon hybrid forum[/url] ;>
This is my beby she is supposed to be a tundra/mirror hybrid (her actual parents aren't either of those breeds but anyways)
This also reminds me of this awesome
cursed dragon hybrid forum ;>
I don't have any but now that you've mentioned it, I'm thinking about it deeply.
I don't have any but now that you've mentioned it, I'm thinking about it deeply.
i believe that you believe there is a heaven
where you belong.
he/him
I don't really have any hybrids, but I do have two dragons who canonically went through breed changes that retained some traits of their old breed; a guardian turned fae who is more expressive than a regular fae with more rigid frills, and a banescale turned pearlcatcher whose horn is curved like a banes'. The fae's children, having been raised by someone more expressive than a regular fae, are also more expressive themselves.
I don't really have any hybrids, but I do have two dragons who canonically went through breed changes that retained some traits of their old breed; a guardian turned fae who is more expressive than a regular fae with more rigid frills, and a banescale turned pearlcatcher whose horn is curved like a banes'. The fae's children, having been raised by someone more expressive than a regular fae, are also more expressive themselves.
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